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RedMist ◴[] No.45064657[source]
I've been testing Grok for a few days, and it feels like a major step backward. It randomly deleted some of my code - something I haven't had happen in a long time.

While the top coding models have become much more trustworthy lately, Grok isn't there yet. It doesn't matter if it's fast and/or free; if you can't trust a tool with your code, you can't use it.

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mwigdahl ◴[] No.45064677[source]
Full Self Coding?
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RedMist ◴[] No.45064873[source]
No, making edits to an exiting codebase.

(If that's what you meant)

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pdabbadabba ◴[] No.45065015[source]
I think that was just a joke about "Full Self Driving" -- and how it still doesn't work.
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innocentoldguy ◴[] No.45066860[source]
What do you mean by “it still doesn’t work“? I never drive anymore because my Tesla does such a fine job of doing it for me.
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vunderba ◴[] No.45067338[source]
To me, "full self driving" means you can hop in the back seat and have a nap. If you have to keep your hands near the wheel and maintain attention to the road then... shrugs not really the same. IMHO we're in the "uncanny valley" of vehicular automation.
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1. yndoendo ◴[] No.45075451[source]
I would add that "full self-driving" also means that the car company or the self-driving development company holds all liability in a car accident that the owner has none. Even Tesla right now states that the owner holds the liability in any accident. [0]

There are no proper retention laws with car manufacturers and self-driving development companies that I know of.

[0] https://arstechnica.com/cars/2025/08/how-a-hacker-helped-win...